Why not use JavaScript and either open a new window (or in your case)
replace the location with your new URL? I personally don't use CFLOCATION
unless I have to. Mainly due to issues with CFLOCATION and cookies, etc.
-Novak
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The TARGET attribute needs to be used on the client side (in an A HREF or
the FORM, etc.). It won't work from the server side.
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From: Russ
Try this:
meta http-equiv=Refresh content=.1;URL=http://whatever you want here
Paul Giesenhagen
QuillDesign
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Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: Adding a target to a CFLOCATION URL?
Hi
if you are in an IFrame then you probably need to output javascript to set
the window.parent.location to the desired location.
CFLocation changes the current page - inside an IFrame, then only the IFrame
would go the the new location.
HTH.
Shawn
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From: Russ
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Everytime I attempt to add a target=whatever to a CFLOCATION URL, I
get an error, but my form is in an iFrame and I need to redirect into
the _top or _parent.
You're forgetting that CFLOCATION is a
Russ wrote:
Hi All...
Everytime I attempt to add a target=whatever to a CFLOCATION URL, I
get an error, but my form is in an iFrame and I need to redirect into
the _top or _parent.
Is this at all possible?
No. cflocation is server side, targets are client side. Use javascript.
Jochem
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Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 1:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Adding a target to a CFLOCATION URL?
Why not use JavaScript and either open a new window (or in your case)
replace
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